A Bitcoin wallet created in 2010 transferred 600 BTC, worth approximately $47.7 million at the time of the move, after more than sixteen years of inactivity. The transaction, executed on September 6, involved consolidating the coins into two Native SegWit addresses, with no confirmed movement to centralized exchange deposit wallets. The article clarifies that « Satoshi-era » refers to coins from Bitcoin’s early period, not a wallet owned by Satoshi Nakamoto. While analysts are monitoring this transaction, it does not represent a definitive sell signal, as consolidation fundamentally differs from liquidation.
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